Dallas Fire
auxiliary
reports
The Dallas Fire and
week thanked all those
who contributed baked
goods on Election Day.
Chairperson and co-
chairpersons Judy
Shaffer = and Betty
Brokenshire said the sale
was a great success.
The steak dinner for
eight was won by Robert
E. Lenard of Dallas. It is
also that time of the year
for the Christmas can-
dles. The Auxiliary will be
selling candles in the area
again this year.
Widows Club
to meetin
Trucksuville
The Back Mt. Widows
Club will meet Nov. 17 at
12:30." p.m." in: the
Trucksville Methodist
Educational Building on
Church Road.
Mrs. Louise James will
have charge of the
meeting. A program has
been planned. Mrs.
Frances Perrego and her
group will have charge of
the luncheon.
Any widow from the
Back Mt. area or West
Side is invited to meet
afternoon of fellowship
and entertainment. :
The Sweet Valley
Volunteer Fire Company
this week thanked those
who responded to their
annual contribution drive.
To date, about one half of
the letters sent out have
been returned. The letters
who benefit from the
services of the fire
company. ‘Each home
protected is asked for a
donation of ten dollars, or
whatever one wishes to
give.
In discussing this
year’s donation letter,
Fire Chief Robert Walsh
extended. his thanks to
those who have par-
ticipated to date. He also
noted that in order for the
company to continue to
operate effectively, they
needed to hear from those
CPR class
Dr. Nicholas Ruggiero,
president of the American
Heart Association,
Northeastern Pennsyl-
vania chapter, announced
a CPR Heart Saver class
will be held Tuesday, Nov.
27 at night from 7 to 10 at
Gate of Heaven Church in
Dallas.
A fee of $2 helps to cover
the cost of course
materials. Pre-
registration is required
and may be completed by
calling the heart office in
the Kirby Health Center
at 822-6247.
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donation.
Chief Walsh also
noted that many new
residents in the greater
Sweet Valley area are not
on the fire company’s
mailing list. They are
encouraged to send a
donation to the Sweet
Valley Fire Company,
Box 207, Sweet Valley, Pa.
18656.
Chief Walsh cited that
‘the company is strictly
volunteer and that the
men respond every hour
of the day, no matter what
the weather conditions.
The fire = company
responds willingly, he
said, and appreciates
willing gifts.
All local
come from many various
walks of life. Several of
the men are in business
for themselves. Others
are in professional ser-
vice. Many retired ‘men
are also active, and still
others work for the
commercial and in-
dustrial concerns in the
area.
As in the case of the
Sweet Valley Company,
there are also ladies’
auxiliaries. They
generally provide funds,
equipment, and other
necessities. It is not un-
In summing up, Chief
Walsh encouraged all
Back Mountain residents
to support their local fire
common for a weary
fireman to be handed a
hot cup of coffee by one of
also provide radio support companies. ‘‘These men
during fire and am- are doing a tremendous
bulance emergencies. job!”
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Special magistrate
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been named the ‘special magistrate” who will hear a
variety of charges lodged by local police departments
against four Back Mountain men.
The Luzerne County court, acting in conjunction with
the office of District Attorney Chester Muroski, named
Gregory on Tuesday to hear the charges against James
Daubert, Alfred Koziel, Timothy Noon, and James
Derhammer. The four have had numerous criminal
charges lodged against them separately and jointly in
connection with incidents in Dallass Township, Harveys
Lake, Kingsston Borough, and Newport Township this
fall.
No date had yet been set for their hearing as of
Tuesday. ee
* Escapes injury
A motorist who told police he was forced off the road
escaped injury last Saturday evening in an accident
along Lower Demunds Road.
Benjamin Kasmerk, 40, of RD 3, Box 146, Dallas, told
police he was driving north along Lower Demunds Road
when a vehicle tried to pass him and suddenly swerved
back in front of him to avoid an oncoming car in the other
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The Kasmerk vehicle traveled over a ditch, through
some bushes, and into a tree. Neither of the two other
vehicles stopped, the driver said. Investigating is Ptlm.
Thomas Lewis.
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Hit and run?
A hearing has been scheduled for next Wednesday
before District Magistrate Earl Gregory, Shavertown,
for a Wilkes-Barre man on charges of driving under the
influence, underage drinking, and hit and run.
Set for the hearing is Roger Grencavage, 20, of 47
Chestnut St.; city, who was stopped by Kingston Twp.
police early Sunday morning some distance away from
an accident on Route 309.
Mary Trevethan, 52, of 55 Shagbark Drive, Shaver-
town, told police that shortly after midnight on Sunday
morning she was driving north along 309 when a vehicle
struck hers in frying to pass on the right just north of
South Main St.
Acting on information supplied by witnesses, the police
stopped the Grencavage vehicle two miles away, with the
Wilkes-Barre man reportedly confirming to police his
role in the accident.
Vandals hit Water Co.
Vandals smashed the window in the office of the Dallas
Water Co., Main St., Dallas Borough, sometime early
Sunday morning police report.
Police said that a beer bottle was thrown through the
window sometime between 3 a.m. and 7 a.m.
Investigating is Ptlm. James Gruver.
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